When "watchmakers" F things up. (apologies to Al and all the very competent professionals out there) http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-OME...606009232?pt=Wristwatches&hash=item3f3cfacd90Purchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network
Totally agree, that´s one gorgeous watch. I´ve been kind of half talking myself around to accepting the damaged dial/relative high cost/importation issues that come with this one due to its attractiveness and uncommoniness, but I guess I´m just not committed enough. If it was local however I would be all over it provided I could get it for a much better price.
That's an insanely rare watch, but once again, what a shame! Can only hope the damage isn't as noticable when the hands are on...
what happened to the raised omega ? uneven? removed before? or just the angle of light? and I think it can be fixed, if not too deep. try out very carefully with one of these glasfibre pens....... kind regards. achim
That's a nasty one. My constellation has suffered a similar fate unfortunately - between 4 and 5 o'clock. Only visible in certain lighting conditions but it still bugs me!
what is sad is there is a dial protector to be placed when removing the hands. Costs only a few bucks and would have saved this dial... Anyone else notice the word Omega is all weird